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THURSDAY, HERMISTON HERALD HERMISTON, OREGON. PAGE TWO SEPT. 17, 1942. Kenneth Smith, son of L. T. Smith, Mrs. John Ford underwent a minor operation at the local hospital Thurs is a patient at the hospital suffering from a fractured arm. day morning. Tom Fraser, son of Mrs. H. T. Mrs. J. Etter underwent a major operation at the Hermiston General Fraser, and Gale Felthouse, son of Mr. and Mrs. W. W. Felthouse, left hospital today (Thursday). Miss Alice Geer spent the week over the week end to resume their E. P. Dodd made a business trip to end at Tulee Lake, Cal., with some studies at the University of Oregon. Mrs. Miles Baragar is a patient at Pendleton Thursday morning. the local hospital. Baby Ralph Davis, who has been I friends from Idaho. Miss Clara Bryant returned this Rev. and Mrs. Grayden Loree and ...... Mrs. H. R. Kelly spent the week seriously ill for the past few days at infant son left Tuesday for Portland week from Los Angeles where she end at Couer d’Alene, Idaho, with her the local hospital, is reported as get- where he plans to attend school and has been visiting a brother. husband. ting along very nicely. WE HAVE A work on some defense project. Mrs. L. T. Smith, a patient at the Mrs. Charles McKenzie, a patient Mrs. Rena Waterman returned last I haan Hermiston General hospital, is re- at the Hermiston General hospital, week from Bend where she has been ported as getting along nicely. will be able to leave the hospital to- spending the summer visiting her Mr. and Mrs. J. H. Pruter deliv morrow. I son. ered a load of tomatoes to Thompson Mrs. Cere’ Beulah and children Mr. and Mrs. J. R. Yeager and Falls, Mont., over the week end. OF and Mrs. N. T. Beaver are spending family of Walla Walla and V. V. HERMISTON, OREGON Mr. and Mrs. A. Manning of Port most of this week in Portland on bus- i Waterman and family of Stanfield PHONE 2121 land were visitors in Hermiston Sat iness and a short vacation. were Sunday dinner guests of Mrs. urday. _ „ , I Rena Waterman. Mr. and Mrs. Tom Cannell and Julius Gimble spent a few days in SEPT. 18-19 FRI. - SAT. Mr. and Mrs. Glen Rutherford of the mountains on a short vacation re family moved Sunday to Portland Pataluma, Calif., are here this week where Mr. Cannell will be employed, cently. ELGINS — WALTHAMS — HAMILTONS visiting at the home of her mother, Miss Betty Atchison of Pendleton Mrs. B. I. Whitney. Otto Pierce, manager of the Farm Bureau Cooperative, spent from visited in Hermiston Wednesday with BULOVAS — CENTRAL — IMPERIAL Thursday until Saturday in Portland Mrs. Fred Rauch and Mrs. Bill Mc Jim Jackson, son of Mr. and Mrs. | E. L. Jackson, left this week for Eu AND SOME GOOD SWISS MAKES Connell. on business for the mill. gene where he is entering his third Mrs. F. Sanders is a medical pa Herb Hedwall of Aberdeen, Wash., year of studies. ■ tient at the hospital. was a week end visitor in Hermiston. I Mrs. C. L. Hodge was brought I Boardman visitors in Hermiston Harold Berg of Bemidji, Minn., is Saturday included Mrs. Jack Gorham visiting at the home of his brother, home from St. Anthony’s hospital in and her mother, Mrs. C. G. Blayden. Mr. and Mrs. Pete Berg. Should he Pendleton Monday night. Although WALBROOK SALLY GRAY Mr. and Mrs. Glen Harrington are find suitable employment here he ex- | she is still quite weak and will need 1 some time to gain her trength, she Popeye Cartoon—Blunder Below the parents of a baby girl born Mon pects to remain for the winter. day at the Hermiston General hospi Rev. M. B. Ballinger returned this is well on the road to recovery. Quiz Kids Mr. and Mrs. L. A. Moore and Mr. tal. week from Spokane. Wn., where he Max R. Leonard is here on a three has been attending a school for min and Mrs. Thomas Tucker of Umatil SEPT. 20 - 21 day furlough visiting with his par isters. SUN. - MON la spent one day last week end fish ents and friends. Mr. and Mrs. H. J. Shockley and ing at Celilo Falls. The party con F. B. Swayze left Wednesday for a small daughter of Portland were vis nected with five fine fish. " IRENE DUNNE two day business trip to Portland. iting at the home of Mrs. Shockley’s Moris Browning is a patient at the cielo R. S. Cannell of Forest Grove came parents, Mr. and Mrs. Waldo Dyer, local hospital. Mr. Browning was Sunday to visit at the home of his last week. badly burned this week from gaso Mrs. T. H. Arrowsmith and son of 22, beginning at 8:00 p. m. at the Wig ral daughter. Mr. and Mrs. R. L. Wool- Francis Foss and Chris Brice were line but his condition is reported as Seattle and Mrs. Anna Whitney of club hall. Dr. Townsend will be at gfg ley. week end visitors in Hermiston. The satisfactory today (Thursday) at the Grandview visited last week at the the Townsend convention in Yakima, News has been received locally of boys are 1941 graduates of Hermis- hospital. B. I. Whitney home. Mrs. Whitney Wn., beginning September 25. and PATRIC KNOWLES the birth of a baby boy to Mr. and ton high school and have been em- is a mother and Mrs. Arrowsmith is his talk will be broadcast. Dr. J. P. Stewart, eyesight special Try RALPH BELLAMY Mrs. Floyd Hobbs (Bessie Dexter) at ployed in Edgemont, South Dakota. ist of Pendleton, will be at the Her a sister of Mr.-Whitney. A delegate will be chosen at the EUGENE PALLETTE Queenie Vassar North Powder on August 28. The Mrs. Mary Burnham, who is teach miston Hotel on Wednesday, Septem meeting Tuesday who will attend the little fellow has been named Daryl ing at Dayton, Wash., was a week end ber 23. Hours from 1:00 to 6:00 p. Yakima convention to report the ac Newsreel Shirley Quiring Injured Floyd. visitor in Hermiston. tivities. m. 5-lc Color Cartoon—Sky Princess Mrs. J. S. Burnham is visiting this The dance committee reports that Miss Shirley Joanne Quiring, four- Word has been received here that week with her daughter, Mrs. L. Aviation Cadet Billy W. Casseday is year-old daughter of Mr. and Mrs. the hall has been leased. Brandt, at Withrow, Wash. Mrs. now busy with his duties at San An Al Quiring, received a severe cut un SEPT. 22 TUESDAY Free Estimates Neva Pilon is in charge of the store tonio Aviation Cadet Center near der her chin last Friday in Dallas Fist-flashing All Labor Guaranteed during Mrs. Burnham’s absence. San Antonio, Texas. action I where she and Mrs. Quiring are visit Frank McKenzie arrived in Her Mr. and Mrs. Otto Pieper arrived ing at the home of the latter’s par miston from Seattle Sunday to visit relatives. His parents, Mayor and this week to make their home in Her ents, Mr. and Mrs. J. P. Neufedt. RAY LOOSVELDT The office of the Aviation Cadet Mrs. F. C. McKenzie, are on a six miston, moving into the house vacated Shirley was playing with youngsters Licensed Plumber weeks trip to various eastern points. by Mr. and Mrs. B. Doyle and family. when she fell from a prune tree. The Training board opened on Monday, Mrs. George Franz of Daniel, Mr. Pieper is employed at the Her- cut required nine stiches to close. September 14, for applications at the Plumbing & Heating Contractor Wyo., is visiting at the home of her | miston Food Store as butcher. Army Air Base, Pendleton Field, At a recent meeting of the East Latest report here indicated that she Oregon. parents, Mr. and Mrs. J. . A. Scott. is getting along nicely. ein Oregon Turkey Growers, Harold Young men between the ages of 18 Phone 2381 Hermiston Mr. Scott was recently injured in a Rankin was chosen to represent the train accident but is recovering to 26 inclusive who desire to make organization at the annual meeting j TOWNSENDITES from his experience. • “applications should bring three let Mrs. A. H. Norton and Mrs. L. C. of the Northwest Turkey Growers at— ■ _ — Cartoon and Comedy ters of reference as to character an I Smith were co-hostesses Wednesday Salt Lake City on October 1, 2 and 3. integrity and also their birth certi- evening at a dessert luncheon at the Mr. Rankin will leave the latter part ficate to the Aviation Cadet Train- of the month. WED. - THURS. SEPT. 23-24 Norton residence. Three tables of All Townsend club members are ing office at Pendleton Field. Tha Miss Patsy Cooney left Monday for urged to be at the meeting of the office will be bridge were in play during the after open from 8:00 a. m. JOHN WAYNE noon. Each guest present was pre Marylhurst College where she will re Hermiston club Tuesday, September to 5:00 p. m. senter! with a gift. Attending were sume her studies as laboratory tech Mrs. Ralph Richards, Mrs. Al Mal nician. When this year is complet DENKER WELL EQUIPPED TO den, Mrs. Dan Gray, Mrs. George ed she plans to enter the army ser "ATTY ......... i ACCOMMODATE AND GIVE vices doing laboratory work. YOU THE BEST OF SERVICE Harkenrider, Mrs. A. W. Thrasher, Els Walter Jackson Jr. and John T. Mrs. Collin Weston. Mrs. Roy Hale, Ms. Gerald White. Miss Mary Lou Jackson, sons of Mr. and Mrs. Walter Picture People Jackson, spent last week visiting at BILL SHAAR, Prop. Hermiston Johnson, Mrs. Walt Pearson, Mrs. home. John T. stayed over to attend March of Time Herbert K. Iverson and Mrs. Harold school while Walter Jr. had to report ▼▼▼▼▼▼▼▼▼▼▼▼▼ Rankin. September 16 for selective service at Dallas, Oregon. Wamon Clark, Camden, Ark., ne gro, was arrested in Hermiston this week on a charge of vagrancy and disorderly conduct. He was sentenced to serve 60 days in the Umatilla county jail in the local justice of peace court. Mrs. Mary E. Edwards was grant ed a divorce from Jacob Edwards this week on grounds of desertion. Mrs. Edwards was represented by W. J. Warner, local attorney. W m. H. Clark of Hermiston has enlisted with the U. S. navy and re ported at Portland Monday. He ex pects to be sent to Bremerton soon. 12 oz. can 36C Wilson's Mr. Clark has seen previous service The Meat For Every Occasion in the navy but recently has been em- ployed at the Umatilla ordnance de- | Pot. CORNED BEEF HASH, Wilson’s, 2 11-oz. cans 35c ! Mrs. Ray Critchfield received word TOMATO JUICE, Stokely’s 46 oz. can 25c I Monday of the serious illness of Mr. I Critchfield’s father, I. E. Critchfield BEANS, Much-More Cut Green 2 No. 2 cans 29c at Kelso. Wn. Ray is flying from 60th Anniversary | California to the bedside of his fath- PEAS, Reliance Dinner 2 No. 303 cans 29c Sale er and Mrs. Critchfield also left for BROOM, Special, good value each 39c Kelso. She indicated that she might OME, to the American people, is a symbol of peace not return here. SOAP CHIPS, Borax and freedom. Whenever you travel to near or dis large pkg. 24c The following Terteltown ladies tant parts, there is a feeling of security in knowing that RAISINS 4 lb. pkg. 39c met Wednesday at the Hermiston U. you can return to a home with its comforts and conven S. O. building to roll bandages for KRAUT. Columbia 2 No. 21 2 cans 29c emergency use Mrs. Tex Arteburn, iences, its peaceful family life. Del-Monte Mrs. Milo Mitchell. 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Terteling & Columbia River Chinook materials and armament—roll over "the Strategic Middle Sons during construction of a simi Route" in a never-ending procession. It’s up to all of us lar project as the Umatilla ordnance to "keep 'em rolling." We must be victors —not victims. depot. Mr. Hammer was connected with the carpentry department as For information concerning passenger and freight general foreman and Mrs. Hammer transportation, consult local representative. was employed in the office. Mr. Hammer corrected a recent item in Thoqncaaive I the Herald which stated that the Phone 3781 Fre Terteling crews had poured 36 igloos HERMISTON, OREGON in 24 hours, this should have read 32 igloos. The job there is now practi cally completed. 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